AI adds information to the picture - any smart it might be, the noise is replaced from info based on tons of other photos. So the pic will look clean, but it's not real.
Nowadays a good pro-camera sensor shows almost no visible noise in rather dark conditions (using high ISO to keep taking photos under 20 ms). Not perfect yet, but ISO improved by a factor of 10 in 10 years. Negative had their time, and some important professional features did not evolve in pro digital camera thanks to pro-photographers unable to catch up with progress ; they'll keep talking about noise in 10 years when nobody cares anymore.
Either this is a bunch of anti-Apple fanatics polluting forums on a regular basis, or Apple likes to remind everyone that new iPhones are coming very soon in an Apple store near you.
This is a minor fix 11.3 => 11.4, and yet that battery drain issue is back from the dead, again? Either Apple has some main dev team problem (which it has in a way), or maybe the new fw (os) install reset some settings, like "backup app refresh" set to true for some apps which would cause that issue.
Is that a final decision, or an appeal is on the way? Also the "alliance" doesn't attack the source directly [ youtube ] but some indirect folks that just press the available oranges and give users some juice... weird. Did that alliance assess how much good youtube does to them, by popularizing so many new songs (and remind people of older ones) that would otherwise remain in the dark forever?
It seems the psychological effect of going outside to work, while it's still dark -- meaning before work -- has a more negative impact than going back home in the evening -- it's dark but it's *after* work...
There is no rational reason why we have to fool around with our clocks twice a year.
No rational reason? Mid-northern latitudes (~40-50 degrees) have about 16 hours sunlight in summer, and only 8 in winter. In summer, 1 hour is added to the clock, so that the sunrise is not at 5am (6 instead), and people benefit from late sunlight since this is a holiday season. In winter with no hour added sunrises happens at an earlier time, otherwise people would go to work in total darkness.
Spider-Man didn’t kill Steve, he just failed to save his life. His neck snapped when SM tried to catch him, but he’d have died when he hit the ground if he hadn’t tried. Which means that the Osborn was still the one responsible for his death.
With the scaling of around 1Qbit/year since 2001 (when they factored 15 on a 7 Qbit machine), my guess would be that it will take a few centuries to get there.
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AI adds information to the picture - any smart it might be, the noise is replaced from info based on tons of other photos. So the pic will look clean, but it's not real.
Nowadays a good pro-camera sensor shows almost no visible noise in rather dark conditions (using high ISO to keep taking photos under 20 ms). Not perfect yet, but ISO improved by a factor of 10 in 10 years. Negative had their time, and some important professional features did not evolve in pro digital camera thanks to pro-photographers unable to catch up with progress ; they'll keep talking about noise in 10 years when nobody cares anymore.
most IT managers think open source software is less secure because people can see the code
What? Are you implying that most IT managers are technically incompetent? If not, you should!
Based on my own experience, iPhones are not born equal. Anyway I'd check the "background app refresh" settings and unset most of them...
Either this is a bunch of anti-Apple fanatics polluting forums on a regular basis, or Apple likes to remind everyone that new iPhones are coming very soon in an Apple store near you.
Yeah, these recurrent yearly issues occur a couple months before the new iPhones are released. Coincidence of course.
This is a minor fix 11.3 => 11.4, and yet that battery drain issue is back from the dead, again? Either Apple has some main dev team problem (which it has in a way), or maybe the new fw (os) install reset some settings, like "backup app refresh" set to true for some apps which would cause that issue.
I tend to agree. However, on the other hand, Open Source has "so many eyeballs" that most people trust it blindly, which can be dangerous.
If he knows how to use the ripping sites, audacity shouldn't be much more difficult
Is that a final decision, or an appeal is on the way? Also the "alliance" doesn't attack the source directly [ youtube ] but some indirect folks that just press the available oranges and give users some juice ... weird. Did that alliance assess how much good youtube does to them, by popularizing so many new songs (and remind people of older ones) that would otherwise remain in the dark forever?
It seems the psychological effect of going outside to work, while it's still dark -- meaning before work -- has a more negative impact than going back home in the evening -- it's dark but it's *after* work...
There is more to life.
You know you could keep the TV on, cut the sound, while you go outside for some outdoor activities. That will make HBO happy.
What about Android?
I thought for a second that Kubrick was back from the dead, maybe helped by Jon Snow's Melissandre
Spiders invented electric vehicles before humans.
*(true also in the south hemisphere, of course...)
There is no rational reason why we have to fool around with our clocks twice a year.
No rational reason? Mid-northern latitudes (~40-50 degrees) have about 16 hours sunlight in summer, and only 8 in winter. In summer, 1 hour is added to the clock, so that the sunrise is not at 5am (6 instead), and people benefit from late sunlight since this is a holiday season. In winter with no hour added sunrises happens at an earlier time, otherwise people would go to work in total darkness.
Sony infrastructure?
lesson - the US government has to follow it's laws
Something is missing from your tale: "but nobody in the US government cares, because it's not their money, and they won't be fired anyway".
Spider-Man didn’t kill Steve, he just failed to save his life. His neck snapped when SM tried to catch him, but he’d have died when he hit the ground if he hadn’t tried. Which means that the Osborn was still the one responsible for his death.
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With the scaling of around 1Qbit/year since 2001 (when they factored 15 on a 7 Qbit machine), my guess would be that it will take a few centuries to get there.
Likely to become a non-linear progress, though.
and encrypted data will have a hard time...
And all of unicode:
time for him
Time expired. He had to move earlier.
No. International arrest warrant -> NZ obeys international rules.